A most excellent day was had by all and it was good to get a way from the usual NWAG screams and cries of whoa and no no no no no.
Many thanks to John and Pauline for for inviting us and keeping us well filled with tea/coffee and food despite the (at times) torrential rain.
Without further ado the piccies.
Gussie the Beeson Beck on the first train of the day.
A Full shed of Archangels
Flying the forum Flag
Despite the rain and the wind PTLRsams Sammy did manage to get a trip out.
Jenny the Kitten/Steamlines rhiedol managed to defy the odds and get some rather sedate laps in (for on ossy anyway)
A very nice scratchbuilt 7/8ths engine. Not sure where this was built though, any ideas guys?
Sams Archangel Darj braved the less than indian summer elements
At what point in my life did I do something to warrent getting stuck in this lot?
Another engine familiar to NWAGers "Fido" the scratch build.
A brand new Archangel Rheidol with inside frames
Stewart Browne with a shed load of Archangels (no pun intended)
The Archangel Jack driver in his natural enviroment
Sat on the main running line holding everyone else up.
In reality no one was held up and the Jack behaved itself impeccably.
Exept for this.
Meths fired Manning wardle on a very rare outing.
Even in the absence of laal ratty I had to uphold NWAG tradition an run a double header.
And the sun finally came out
Photo of the week anybody?
Cant take an NWAGer anywhere can you?
A collection of FR Ladies (2 built by Paul Millington and the other built by steamcraft)
Heritage Engines on shed
The Millington Fr ladies out for a quick spin (cant stress enough these where probably the best models of Linda and Blanche I've seen).
Finescale Port class
Missed this one running as it was 6:30 at the time and me and sam had to go but a very well kept Merlin Mayfly.
